Brackenheim

Tucked between the wooded Stromberg and Heuchelberg hills, Brackenheim is a town whose character is shaped by vineyards in the Zaber valley. It is known as Germany’s largest red-wine-growing municipality, with Lemberger among the varieties closely associated with Württemberg. The compact historic centre retains timber-framed houses and the Rathaus, while the Theodor Heuss Museum recalls the town’s most prominent son: Heuss was born here in 1884 and became the first president of the Federal Republic of Germany. Wine trails and local estates place Brackenheim within the broader Zabergäu wine country. Find related webcams across the Zabergäu and Baden-Württemberg to build a fuller picture of this wine-growing corner of southwest Germany.

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